They were in its territory now. Caleb moved deliberately, his eyes constantly scanning the shadows. “It knows this ground better than we do,” he muttered. “If it’s watching us, we’ll never know until it wants us to.”
Lisa’s heart thumped in her ears. She kept glancing behind them, half-expecting golden eyes to gleam between the trees. It wasn’t just the danger, it was the uncertainty. The not knowing what was out there, or how close it already was.